Need help with Lounge room curtains.
Colleen Gibson
5 years ago
Hi, we are looking at changing our curtains and need help with ideas.
We are looking at floor to ceiling and full wall. Was initially thinking a really light grey or white but hung a dark grey sheet up to get a feel and am thinking it might be a go (see pic).
Would love some input. Thanks :)
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Comments (12)Hi Donny. You have made a good start with your lookbook. Love the mix you have put together. The artwork you have chosen is the key. It has blues which contrast nicely with the orange tones in the floor and the grey which ties in the couches. I'd look to add more of the neutral colours in the rug like the grey and add some subtle blues in the cushions as well. The rug could be textural rather than too heavily patterned. Love the accessories and tables you have chosen. A great light fitting as has been suggested will really lift the room instead of the oyster fitting. Best wishes. See my story on Houzz for creative lighting tips [https://www.houzz.com.au/magazine/expert-eye-a-room-by-room-guide-to-creative-lighting-stsetivw-vs~84059947[(https://www.houzz.com.au/magazine/expert-eye-a-room-by-room-guide-to-creative-lighting-stsetivw-vs~84059947)...See MoreNeed help designing lounge room
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